Grow Your Video Business with Ryan Koral 359. Understanding Your Worth: A Guide for Filmmakers with Andrew Mason
In this episode, we're joined by Andrew Mason and discuss the art of understanding your value as a filmmaker. As we chat, we'll get real about why it's so important to set those boundaries with your clients and how to do it like a pro. You won't want to miss the practical advice Andrew shares on confidently approaching clients.
Key Takeaways- You'll discover the importance of truly understanding your worth in the filmmaking industry.
- You'll gain insights into setting clear boundaries with clients, ensuring mutual respect.
- You'll learn how to approach potential clients with confidence, professionalism, and clarity.
Andrew has over 14 years in producing podcasts and hosting 100s of conversations. He has hosted/produced the GTD Podcast for 5 years (to iTunes Biz #5).
Everyone has a voice and a message to share, and Andrew is passionate about "Amplifying Messages that Matter."
In This Episode- [00:00] Welcome to the show!
- [03:05] Meet Andrew Mason
- [07:12] Joining the Studio Sherpas Masterclass
- [13:05] Hosting a successful interview
- [18:20] Staying mentally present in an interview
- [21:27] Finding the perfect interview question
- [24:08] Why host a podcast
- [25:41] Starting a podcast
- [32:08] What's next?
- [34:21] Facing imposter syndrome
- [36:17] It doesn't hurt to ask
- [38:50] Connect with Andrew
- [39:34] Outro
"It's not just about the camera; it's about understanding your value."
"When you set boundaries, you set the stage for success."
"Every filmmaker has a unique voice; find yours and let it shine."
"Confidence isn't arrogance; it's understanding your worth."
"The right client will respect your boundaries and value your work."
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Books MentionedGetting Things Done, by David Allen
The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It, by Michael E. Gerber
Soundtracks: The Surprising Solution to Overthinking, by Jon Acuff